Dementia care at home
Supporting everyday life with dementia at home care
Almost a million people in the UK are living with dementia, and with it, the confusion, distress and daily challenges it can bring. At Verified Care, our care staff understand just how much that affects both you and your loved one.
With tailored dementia care that’s shaped around their needs, and yours, they can keep their routines, their independence and their sense of self for longer, living well in the place they know best.
Want to talk to someone about dementia care?
We understand that living with dementia can be difficult and are always here to listen. We’re just a quick call away.
Working along side trusted partners
Home care for every stage of dementia
Living with dementia calls for care that’s tailored, consistent and full of understanding. At Verified Care, that’s exactly what our dementia care is built to offer.
Personal care
Gentle, respectful help with washing, dressing and daily routines, always at your loved one’s pace and always with their dignity front and centre.
Structured routines
Familiar, consistent daily rhythms that bring a reassuring sense of order, helping your loved one feel calm, settled and secure.
Behaviour support
Patient, understanding support through moments of confusion or distress, with care staff trained to respond calmly and gently, whatever the day brings.
Daily activities
Encouragement to keep enjoying the hobbies they love, from music to gardening to a favourite puzzle, in ways that spark joy and connection.
Community access
A familiar face to help your loved one stay part of the world around them, whether that’s a walk, a local group, or a favourite café.
Appointment support
A calm, reassuring companion to and from appointments, staying alongside your loved one throughout so nothing feels overwhelming.
Dementia care options, pricing and support
Every dementia journey is different, so our support flexes to match. Depending on your loved one’s needs, care can range from one-to-one support to two-to-one where it’s needed.
Dementia care costs
Visiting options
Short visit: 60 minutes
Standard visit: 1-2 hours
Extended visit: 3-6 hours
Flexible support
Available once a day, several times a day, or at any time you need.
Weekend and evening support Live-in care
Shift work across 12-hour days and 12-hour nights
Start your dementia care journey
1. Contact our team
Simply contact our team for a friendly, no commitment chat. We’ll talk through your needs, preferences and goals to put a care plan together.
2. Match your care
We’ll match your loved one with care staff who are fully trained in dementia care, and who take the time to genuinely connect with them.
3. Ongoing support
Expect regular, familiar support, helping your loved one feel secure, comfortable and dignified as they go about their days.
Does your loved one need dementia help at home?
Our specially trained care staff are here to help, with patience and warmth.
What makes Verified Care different?
Specialist training
Our care staff complete dementia-specific training, so they can offer the right care no matter what stage your loved one is at.
Real experience
Our team has supported a wide variety of service users with dementia, giving them the hands-on experience that makes all the difference.
Collaborative care
We work closely with your loved one’s wider care team, so everything stays coordinated, thorough and clear.
Dementia help at home FAQs
What are the three stages of dementia?
Dementia is usually described in three broad stages: early, middle and late. Early on, someone may become forgetful or lose track of words and dates. In the middle stage, confusion tends to grow, and more day-to-day help is needed.
In the late stage, support is needed around the clock, with care focused on comfort and dignity. Everyone’s journey is different, though, and these stages often blur rather than following a set path.
What are signs that dementia is getting worse?
It varies from person to person, but families often notice more frequent memory loss, growing confusion about time or place, changes in mood, or more difficulty with familiar tasks and routines.
If you’re seeing changes like these, it may be a sign your loved one needs a little more support, and we’re always happy to talk it through.
What if my loved one becomes agitated or refuses care?
This is completely normal with dementia, and nothing to worry about. Our care staff are trained to respond calmly and patiently, giving your loved one space and gently trying again rather than ever forcing the moment.
Over time, familiar faces and consistent routines make these moments far less frequent, as trust grows.
Can care adapt as my loved one's dementia progresses?
Absolutely. Dementia changes over time, so we review your loved one’s care regularly and adjust it as their needs shift, whether that’s longer visits, more frequent support, or eventually overnight or live-in care.
You’ll never have to start from scratch, and the familiar faces they know can stay with them throughout.
Will you work alongside our GP and other health professionals?
We work closely with your loved one’s GP, memory clinic and any other professionals involved in their care, so everything stays joined up and nothing falls through the cracks. It means less to juggle for you, and more consistent, coordinated care for your loved one.
Still have questions?
Please connect with our support team, we’re happy to help!
Find flexible dementia care that works for your family
At Verified Care, our whole team is here for you and your family, no matter what you’re going through. If your loved one needs tailored dementia care, our fully trained care staff are here to help, whether that’s a short visit or around-the-clock live-in support as needs change.
